Allan & Company Announces New Steamers and Rates
Allan & Company Chicago advertises new triple and twin screw steamers VICTORIAN VIRGINIAN TUNISIAN CORSICAN IONIAN sailing Liverpool Glasgow London Havre. Weekly Savings from Mon treal through the St Lawrence by daylight. Saloon $60 plus, second cabin $40 plus, one class cabin $40 plus.
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Liverpool
Glasgow
London
Havre
Montreal
St. Lawrence
Allan & Company
Jackson Boul
Chicago
Striving Against Odds Defines Hard Won Rewards
The piece urges courage in pursuing valued goals despite difficulty. It emphasizes that meaningful achievements require effort, persistence, and resilience. It highlights the idea that what matters most often comes with struggle and risk.
Woman Prepares Pitch Fork Rescue as Lynx Teed Off
Mrs. J B Madison wife of a farmer five miles south of Raider North Dakota armed with a long handled pitch fork treed a Canadian lynx for about an hour. Neighbors arrived with guns and killed the animal near her barn yard after it sought refuge in a tree.
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N. D
J. B. Madison
Here
Young Sells Invention Patent for 24500 Dollars
Christian Young a 25 year old Mendota resident and former laborer at the Swift Packing plant in South St. Paul has sold the American rights to a combination wagon and sleigh for 24500 dollars. He plans to move to Canada to develop his invention while retaining foreign patent rights.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Swift Packing
South St. Paul
Christian Young
Young
Mendota
Canada
LID LAW DEFECTIVE IN SUNDAY CLOSING
In St Paul Minnesota the Sunday saloon lid law lacks a penalty for keeping saloons open. Two saloonkeepers pleaded guilty to keeping early Sunday hours. Albert Lukaszewski case delayed for judge Finehout's decision. City councils may pass ordinances to enforce closure by penalty.
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ST. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Albert Lukaszewski
Finehout
Councils of
Bank Clerk to Plead Guilty in $3800 Grand Larceny Case
Philip Kempien, a Capital National Bank clerk in St. Paul, indicted for grand larceny in the first degree for embezzling $3800, will plead guilty. He faces a sentence between one and ten years, likely imprisonment in state prison, with bonding companies to recover about $10,000 of the total $13,000 stolen.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Philip Kempien
Capital National Bank
Kempten
Kempen
Blunder Costs Warship Loss For Michigan Naval Militia
A Lansing clerk's delay caused the Michigan naval militia to lose the warship Don Juan dAustria. The governor had written to the Navy, but the letter was never mailed until a desk search uncovered it. The Don Juan dAustria is now reserved in Connecticut.
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Detroit
Mich
Lansing
Michigan
Don Juan d’Austria
Connecticut
Navy Department
Straw votes and political winds
A compact reflection on straw polls failing to reliably indicate voter direction. The line notes that informal surveys can mislead guesses about public sentiment and campaign momentum.
Mason City Mayor Clamps Down on Milwaukee Beer Tour
Mason City Iowa June 22 The mayor McConlogue ruffled by efforts to loosen city lid deters Milwaukee jobbers tour They were warned not to sell give away or drink beer while in town Supt Collins replied the party are gentlemen and you can go to the telegram moments later the mayor heated by the telegram began to escalate the issue.
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Mason City
Iowa
McConlogue
Milwaukee
Cerro Gordo
Supt
Collins
Fireworks Display Promises Safer Gloucester Fourth
City merchants unveil new firework designs aimed at appeal over noise. Bright lights and intricate rockets decorate the sky, with sparkling sticks from Germany and Japanese acrobat sticks drawing crowds. Larger rockets cost up to four dollars and feature vivid diagrams like Jacob ladders and balloons.
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Germany
Multiple Iowa Minnesota Midwest News Briefs In Summer Strikes
Northwest brief reports a farmer near Ogden saved by his wife after a barn fire injury. Other items: Gilbert Anderson survived a 890 foot fall from a county farm water tower in Fairfield. John Yonkers losing his mind after labor dispute hoots in Dubuque. Two mine deaths at Iron Mountain with fatal shaft fall risk. Michael C. White dies from injuries after a Friday fight in Butte. Aberdeen reports first alley cleanliness drive led by children. Minneapolis singer Mrs M Ulmer Jones dying of cancer. Divorce case between Carl E Davis and wife in St Paul. Universalists vote to establish a 250000 endowment in Minneapolis. Lumbermen discuss evangelization with Presbyterians. Albert Lea crop prospects improve though late. corn rots and replanting common. Dr August Gerhardt convicted of bigamy in Buffalo. Moorhead floaters found on Red River. Eckelston store robbed of 400 in jewelry. Red Wing hosts Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention. Des Moines sees mayoral clash at polls. Minneapolis man jailed 20 days for stabbing wife. Mankato foresters’ drill yields Red Wing first, St James second. Willmar reports Mrs Skaalerud killed by lightning.
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William A. Glendenning
Ogden
Fairfield
Iowa
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Ottumwa
Anderson
Dubuque
John Yonkers
Iron Mountain
Mich
Matt Rentamaki
John Berg
Crystal Falls
Dunn Mine
Butte
Mont
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Mike Powers
Aberdeen
Minneapolis
Minn
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G. G. Eitel
ST. Paul
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Carl E. Davis
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Buffalo
August Gerhardt
Moorhead
Red River
Eckleston
M. Ferguson
Wes
Red Wing
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Minnesota
Presbyterian Church
Des Moines
John MacVicar
Charles Biggs
Biggs
MacVicar
Robert Mallen
Central Avenue
Mankato
Foresters
St. James
Willmar
Ole Skaalerud
Norway Lake
Don't be Afraid of Rivals on the Crowded Road to the Top
The note urges boldness against stronger competitors and asserts that success remains possible despite crowded conditions. It emphasizes perseverance and steady advancement toward higher achievement.
Real Snake Story from Wisconsin Hunt Ends With Bite
In Lone Rock Wisconsin Henry Spiker and William Wolfe gathered four rattlesnakes during a weekly hunt. Wolfe shook the bag and an asp or rattler lunged striking his hand as they prepared to move for execution. Wolfe cut the wound and sucked out poison before rushing for a doctor. He faced intense pain but is expected to recover.
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Lone Rock
Wis
Wisconsin
Henry Spiker
William Wolfe
Wolfe
Spiker
It is when you are paying for an automobile by the hour
A witty remark noting the trouble of hourly paid car use and the likelihood of getting stuck during such arrangements.
Notable Notre Dame Offer on Female Health Cure
A dated classifieds note from Notre Dame Indiana offers free instructions for a home treatment claimed to cure leucorrhoea ulceration womb displacement and other female troubles. It promises mothers relief for suffering daughters and asks readers to share details with friends.
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M. Summers
Notre Dame, Ind
Low fares to Pacific Northwest by Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Ry
Travel offer to Spokane for 46 45 round trip and to Seattle Tacoma Portland Victoria Vancouver and other north coast points for 53 95 round trip. Valid June 20 to July 12 with return limit September 15. Multiple routes and liberal stopovers. For details contact ticket agent Hartwell.
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Pacific Northwest
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul Ry
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Victoria
Vancouver
North Coast
R. Hartwell
Noted Teacher to Return to Wisconsin English Chair
Prof. F. A. Havighorst, a noted English educator, will resume his former chair at Lawrence University Appleton replacing Prof. Carl Christofelmeier. No move yet to fill the vacancy created by Prof. Nicholson’s death. The appointment likely comes in the fall.
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Milwaukee
Wis
F. A. Havighorst
Wisconsin
Lawrence University
Appleton
Carl Christofelmeier
Lawrence
Nicholson
Simmons to entertain veterans at Kenosha banquet
Z G Simmons will entertain local G A R members at his Kenosha home tonight. A banquet will be served at the new Simmons manufacturing building due to many guests. Afterward the home will be opened to veterans with the usual attractions. Guests are coming from across the state.
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Kenosha
Wis
Z. G. Simmons
Veterans’ Organization
Simmons Manufacturing
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